FREE PET Odor and Stain Removal Tips

FREE PET Odor and Stain Removal Tips
413-532-3990
Have you just finished potty training your new puppy? There is often great relief when your
young dog finally gets that they are supposed to go outdoors to use the bathroom, but with
that relief often comes the realization that in your home you have a huge pet odor removal
problem. When your new puppy goes to the bathroom around the home, it can be difficult to
get the stains out of the floor, let alone get all of the smells out of the carpet and carpet
padding.
The problem with puppies is that they often might use places that you did not even see, so
you may have missed the opportunity to keep the urine from soaking into the carpet padding.
If you have linoleum floors, the urine can also seep down below the surface of the floor and
into the flooring, causing unwanted scents. While your puppy may now be potty trained,
your house might smell more like a kennel than ever! Who wants to return to the home after
a long day at the office only to find that their home is almost uninhabitable? This
unwelcome greeting upon entering the home is generally the beginning of the pet odor
removal process for most homeowners.
As dogs age, they often are not able to get outside before they have to urinate. This can
bring back all of those bad memories of getting rid of the lingering scents of potty training
puppies. The problem with older dogs is that they usually do not mean to go in the house,
but they simply cannot hold it for as long as they once could, or they simply are not aware
enough to realize that they are doing something that they normally wouldn’t do. Pet odor
removal can again become a problem for the pet owner, especially if the dog is an inside dog
and spends a lot of time alone. What can you do?
If you visit any store you will find that there is probably a whole aisle dedicated to
eliminating the lingering scents associated with the accidents that your puppy has left
behind, as well as with the messes that older adult dogs leave around the house.
Unfortunately, most of these products are chemical based and will only cover up the
problem and not really eliminate it. This is annoying because you will think that you had
gotten rid of the smells, but then after a couple days or weeks the scent is back, with the
addition of a faint chemical smell.
If you want a true pet odor removal technique, you may want to check out Natures Miricles.
This is a company that offers a wide variety of products, you may also conceder getting an
air purifier they will help dog and even cat owners eliminate unwanted scents in their home
for good. The reason is that air purifiers remove all of the toxins and bacteria that are
causing the dirty scents, leaving the home smelling fresh and clean like it should.
FREE PET Odor and Stain Removal Tips
RUN SPOT RUN - URINE SPOTS
What should you do when your pet “goes on the carpet”? Are puppy puddles putting you in
a particular predicament? Well, not to worry, that's what we are here for.
First of all, if you have a pet that is prone to urinate on the carpet, take a quick walk through
your home each day when you get home. The quicker you get to a pet stain the better.
Some technical tips on urine: When urine is first excreted, it is on the acid side of the pH
scale and very easily removed. Within hours of being exposed to oxygen it turns to an
alkaline pH.
When this happens it will continue to increase in alkalinity to the point of becoming
practically ammonia. This explains the ammonia like odor. At this stage the urine
dramatically affects the dye structure of the carpet. To clean the urine spot: Mix 1 part white
vinegar to 2 parts water and clean with a white terry towel. Have you just finished potty
training your new puppy? There is often great relief when your young dog finally gets that
they are supposed to go outdoors to use the bathroom, but with that relief often comes the
realization that in your home you have a huge pet odor removal problem. When your new
puppy goes to the bathroom around the home, it can be difficult to get the stains out of the
floor, let alone get all of the smells out of the carpet and carpet padding.
The problem with puppies is that they often might use places that you did not even see, so
you may have missed the opportunity to keep the urine from soaking into the carpet padding.
If you have linoleum floors, the urine can also seep down below the surface of the floor and
into the flooring, causing unwanted scents. While your puppy may now be potty trained,
your house might smell more like a kennel than ever! Who wants to return to the home after
a long day at the office only to find that their home is almost uninhabitable? This
unwelcome greeting upon entering the home is generally the beginning of the pet odor
removal process for most homeowners.
As dogs age, they often are not able to get outside before they have to urinate. This can
bring back all of those bad memories of getting rid of the lingering scents of potty training
puppies. The problem with older dogs is that they usually do not mean to go in the house,
but they simply cannot hold it for as long as they once could, or they simply are not aware
enough to realize that they are doing something that they normally wouldn’t do. Pet odor
removal can again become a problem for the pet owner, especially if the dog is an inside dog
and spends a lot of time alone. What can you do?
If you visit any store you will find that there is probably a whole aisle dedicated to
eliminating the lingering scents associated with the accidents that your puppy has left
behind, as well as with the messes that older adult dogs leave around the house.
Unfortunately, most of these products are chemical based and will only cover up the
problem and not really eliminate it. This is annoying because you will think that you had
gotten rid of the smells, but then after a couple days or weeks the scent is back, with the
addition of a faint chemical smell. If you want a true pet odor removal technique, you may
want to check out Natures Miracles. This is a company that offers a wide variety of
products, you may also conceder getting an air purifier they will help dog and even cat
owners eliminate unwanted scents in their home for good. The reason is that air purifiers
remove all of the toxins and bacteria that are causing the dirty scents, leaving the home
smelling fresh and clean like it should.
RUN SPOT RUN - URINE SPOTS
What should you do when your pet “goes on the carpet”? Are puppy puddles putting you
in a particular predicament? Well, not to worry, that's what we are here for. First of all, if
you have a pet that is prone to urinate on the carpet, take a quick walk through your home
each day when you get home. The quicker you get to a pet stain the better.
Some technical tips on urine: When urine is first excreted, it is on the acid side of the pH scale
and very easily removed. Within hours of being exposed to oxygen it turns to an alkaline pH.
When this happens it will continue to increase in alkalinity to the point of becoming practically
ammonia. This explains the ammonia like odor. At this stage the urine dramatically affects the
dye structure of the carpet.
To clean the urine spot: Mix 1 part white vinegar to 2 parts water and clean with a white terry
towel. If you have a small extraction machine, it would be ideal to use it. DO NOT USE OVER
THE COUNTER SPOT REMOVERS OR ALL PURPOSE CLEANERS ON URINE! YOU
MAY SET THE SPOT PERMANENTLY! IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE REMOVING IT,
CALL US IMMEDIATELY. 413-532-3990
How We Do Pet Odor Removal
The affected area is carefully saturated with a special solution. The solution is then
extracted with a tool called the “water claw”. The water claw draws the solutions from
the backing and pad back to the surface for removal. This treatment is the most
thorough available without pulling up carpet.
This treatment is included with our thorough 12 step cleaning process.
Although it takes care of most odors, it is NOT guaranteed to remove the odor.
Guaranteed Pet Odor Removal We also offer a treatment that involves pulling
up the carpet and replacing the pad. This treatment is guaranteed to remove the odor.
Call 413-532-3990 for a FREE On-Site Evaluation!
Pets Gone Wild
On your carpet?
What to do about pet spots on carpet, rugs, fabrics and floors…
Pet urine can cause permanent damage to your floors and fabrics. It can also
create an unhealthy indoor environment. When urine is first deposited onto a floor
or fabric, it is in an almost “neutral” state which means it is easier to remove when it is fresh. Once it dries, it
turns “alkaline” and becomes more difficult to remove. If left for days or weeks, depending on the fabric or
floor type, it will permanently change the dye structure, therefore causing permanent staining.
This means that no one can guarantee complete removal of all urine spots. Please consult with your
technician if you have questionable urine spots on your carpet.
To prevent permanent staining in the future, clean urine spots immediately by blotting with a white terry cloth
towel or plain white paper towels until no moisture is transferred. To clean the spot, either get our special Pet
Spot Remover, or mix 1 part white vinegar to 2 parts water and massage (don’t rub) into the spot with a white
terry cloth.
Once you have “flushed” as much of the urine out as
possible, blot with dry cloths until dry to the touch. *If you
have a small extraction machine, flush with fresh water
until spot is removed.
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*DO NOT USE OVER THE COUNTER, GENERAL SPOTTERS OR EXTRACTION DETERGEN